Super simple and fast to make. You don’t need a serger, and there is no hand sewing. A table runner is an easy way to update seasonal décor in your home and make a space feel fresh and lively.
Do you find your binders looking a little dingey over time? Are you tired of the same old boring looks available from your local office supply store? This article will show you that you can create fabric covers infused with your personality AND if they start to get dingey, you can wash them!
Too cute! The Mini Colleen tote is fairly similar to our “Colleen: Large mesh window tote” but uses less fabric, has an extra pocket and includes an infinity handle! Maybe you just have less stuff to carry around, or you’re looking to use up some scrap fabric–either way, the Mini Colleen tote is perfect for a casual day at the beach or that last minute grab and go shopping trip.
Using some extra fabric, you can create a drawstring cuff and a self or contrasting lining at the bottom of the bag. These steps are very similar to our other bag, but are slightly more advanced. This tote is absolutely perfect for hikes or bumpy rides where you don’t want anything spilling out of your tote!
We’ve got a great, simple tutorial for you that shows you three different ways to sew the classic tote. Try out the “Colleen” style tote for those full day trips to the lake or beach, or one of our other 2 bag designs. You don’t need a pattern to make any of these bags either! Just follow the cutting instructions below to make the perfect tote every time.
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This craft is easy to make, customisable, and we separated it into two parts so you can use your hand warmers over and over again without worry! So whether you’re making this craft for yourself or as a gift, you can rest assure that you’ll get a ton of use out of it!
You can use our DIY to make a cute potted-cactus pincushion, a fake-foamy cup of coffee pincushion, or follow along directly and recreate our spooky, brain pincushion.
We had so much fun making our original coaster DIY, that we thought it would be fun to go back to making coasters with a new look. The original coaster consisted of four interlocking rectangles that created the look of a little 4-patch. The updated one is four interlocking triangles! We made ours with four …
If you’re like me, you can never have enough tea towels. I have some that are plain, some that are seasonal, and some that are down, right cheeky. This tutorial is for a unique towel featuring a large reverse box pleat, so it looks very tailored while hanging conveniently in your kitchen. It offers a …
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